Boston-area estate welcomes back anglers as coronavirus restrictions ease
An historic estate near Boston is once again playing host to avid anglers following a delay due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Revesby Estate has re-opened its fishing membership in response to relaxed Government guidelines on Covid-19.
It used the downtime to create new swims and spring clean the lakes and surrounding areas.
Peter Wiggins-Davies, from Revesby Estate, said: “We were sad to delay the start of our fishing membership and want to thank everyone for their patience during this time. We are pleased that the lakes and membership are back open once again, just in time for some great weather!”
The estate has taken the re-opening as an opportunity to thank those working on the front line of the crisis.
Mr Wiggins-Davies said: “We also want to take the opportunity to say a huge ‘thank you’ to all of the Covid heroes. We have been touched to see how the Revesby and wider community has come together. To truly show our appreciation, we want to reward a frontline worker with a year’s free fishing membership.”
To be in with a chance to win, entrants must be a key worker and an experienced carp angler. They should send their details to [email protected]. A winner will to be announced in June.
For more information on fishing at the estate, including on how to become a member, visit www.revesbyestate.co.uk.